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St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
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St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
Meeting Democratic Executive Com.
nittes Of the Parish of st Landry,
OpELOUsAs, Aug. 9Th, 1887

OkELoISSSs aux 1t'Hs ACSt.
Pursuant to n cali 10y the President oi
the Democratic Executive Committee
Of the parish of ST. Landry. the fnllow.
ing members were present tn-wil:
IL. L,ttell President, F. T. prrro-
din Wee President, j. n. Ogden far sell
and proxy for A. Payy and G. Della
h"lsav. d.. Z. r. Ynnnn ami prnxy f.,
J. b. 1.Anhrtu-ai,, E. II. VI. Gre. VIM
G. J,I,nsnn with proxy for (. OnI,r.
teau, D.. 5. 7. Ware! Ivy pr"xy tn VI l..
Swords. Willis Prescott by proxy toll.
ID. Prescott.
A quorum bring present the Presi-
dent explained the object Of the meet
ing.
Mogrd by NJ. L. Swords. and seconded
NV n. Ogden. That the primary elrc-
ZION h- held on Saturday the cath iay
nj September, aud the parish ,r,nypt,-
'irn hr held on Monday the 26h day
of September 1887. for the piltIpA. IF
sending delegates to- the District Com
2le-sIonai Convention that assemblies
1t Baron Rouge ON the 2S h Of Seltrm-
her next for the purpose of nominating
u candidate from tliS district. carried.
On motion OF j n. Ogden duly errnn-
ded, Resolved, That the pttptlrnt he
authorized 70 change the date of the.
primaries and the parish convention If
hr should find it necessary, carried.
On motion Of l.. y. Prescott, daily
seconded. 1t was Resolved, That the
basis Of representation foI Delegates
TO our parish Democratic Convention
10y the last Guhernatnria! erection one
delegate being allowed for every IS
votes and fracrional v0tos of IS or
more and npnn said basis of rrpvps.nt.-
ton the waids of the pnr,sh shail he
allowed the following Delegates in
the rOnVpnilnn.
OprlonsHS. Prairie Lanrnnt,
Bellevue. 2 PIa4ancr at Blarkshear's 5
Grand Cntrau Con CVochr 9
Rtrry'S Landing. L-unviIlr, 8
Waxia, 9 Ntgln Foot at RuNn,
Atchnf sIavn at Richard Washington 2
Biz Can. Lower Bayou Bout l
Grand Prairie, Upper Brvnu Beuf, 3
Bayou Chic"t. 8 Dnssman. 8
Beaver Greek . Malet 6
Vile Plate, 8 Chmtaixsurr, g
Upprr MAn"u 8 Lower Mamnn s
At David Courvil. Sr. S
Fraction "t Chu,ch Point in ST LandI, 2
1t The"duir Qnibrdeau's.
The polls will open at n'clock a. NJ.
and CLOSE. At 5n'clnrk y. m.
On motion "f w. c johnson, dnly
Resolved. that those mem
~rs Of thi- committees who were not
1nfiti d in due time Of this meeting hp
with copy of these pro-
'rrdings.
On motion duly seconded. Resolved,
That ~ the ward elections sn take. place
N the "a !, IF September all Democrats
hail w. entitled TO vote, the test il,
use IF challenge being TIL. vote cast
" the party at 'he last Presidential
lection including minors whu will At
air maj 'rity htfnr.. election.
A motion I" adj"urn subject to call
sas Adopted. r. II LIrTELL,
Pr. silent Dim Ey. Committee.
!. L. SWORDS, Secretary.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

Some of the papers and public speak
era are atill discussing the appoint
inpnt of Mr.. EstiletteSas Judge of this
district. We know Of no one here who
objected tn iis being appointed. The
Governor had right to appoint him, or
any other peraon with the legal qnalifi-
cations. What was objected to, WAS
the Governors postponing the election
eo long, as to practically deprive the
people of their constitutional right TO
elect their district Judge. The plea
that 1t was necessary to defer the cleo
tom 80 long, that staa police juries might
Az thr pnlling places, VISA known to be
a anil ,,terfHRe at tho time; aad sjnce
then il ,saa ss-en proved to he one by
two distin'ct aeta: frat. BY the police
iuries. ti,e q. ,pointe@s Of the Governor,
refusing or net 'lecting tn FIX the polling
places, a function legally s'sleneins to
the returning Officer; and seeond. by
the Governor himself, when he ordered
an electian for congressman 90 Novem.
her lat, 10 fli vacancy cacse by the
death Of Congressman Robertson on
Aug. 81. Here is an interval Of cot
quite three months, and yet the Cover
nor's supporters say that an election in
this State cannot he legally held with
ont giving the police jnries six months
tn fix polling places. OF course when
the Governor and bis allies 6xed no
this trick for this judicial district, he
did mt know that Congressman Rohert-
.son was going to die, sud force him to
expose the trick by his own action.
!. Honesty ia the best policy" though
honesty from such a saotive ia Of low
grade,
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

Papers in North Louisiana, tha. have
been for Muncure or some local cxndi-
date for Governor, are gradually com.
ing over t" Nichols, as they see that
the contest is really between the latter
and McEnery. As between these two,
they prefer the prospects of reform un-
der Nichols to the certainty of ring
rule ny the professional politicians it
the McEnery dynasty be perpetaated.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
OFFICIAL. NOTICE.

BY authority vested in me, hereby appoin,
Big Cane rs the place, and "Wednesday, the
5th day of OctOb as the time TO holding the
third quarterly Parish Union and Alliance con
vention OF the Parish OF st. Landry. La.
Subordinate Unions will elect delegates rs
provided by the Constitution
secretaries of Sub.rdnate Cnians will make
full relt,rta aa provided by cur Constitu tlou il
Article section !. and Articles SECTION 3.
presidents ut Subordinate Unions Will please
ne present to receive the semi.annuaI pass
words
BY order Of THOMAS J, HOUGR.
President Parish Union.
Sept 17.7s
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

Gen. Nichols seems to have an ova-
ton wherever he goes. Since he was
here, he has spoken in Acadia, Avoy-
elles, Tang'pshoa, and ST. Helena aud
the people turned out in large numbers
to hear him. There is no doubt bu,
that he is the choice of the majority for
Governor
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
HDG BGaG SALE.
DUBLlG SALE.
ESTATE OF CHRISTINE FONrENOT, wife
No. 1929.
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COrJFf
PARISH OF ST LANDRY.

By virtue Of an order of the Honorable Yhs,
tTEt Court IN and for the parish of st IAadrr-
there Will be sold at public auction TO the lasf
ana highest bidder, by the undersigned admia-
t,strat"~ or any duly qualified auctienser an
the premises near Vile Plate in th.. narish ~
81. Landry, Oh WEDNESDAY, OCrORkR I9ss
1887, the following described property belong.
ing 10 the estate OF Christine Foutenot "a
ceased, lu-wit:
/. plantation situated near Vile Plata ran.
tanning nifty arpents To. V her with all the i'm
proveueuts hereou, DO. ded north east and
west by Sam. Haas. Ell ais and soutb nv
property OF the estate adjudicated to the adj
tulnl traitor.
2. A tract OF woodland situated in villa
Plate cont tanning 80 arptnts and bounded North
by John u. Currle, Mrs. Reed, Moltor ~ ala.
East by W. W. Wlggin, south by Same, Haa.
Lujean ct ais. aud west by Joseph j. Ortevo.
/. Head of horned cattle, b ,ad horse ;,res
lures 81 neal ol AuSs one wagon and harness
one buggy with poe snafts and haruess I'M s,s
agricultural implements, the crol, not harvest
cd one iced cutter, cross cut saws, a hand
saws, and sundry farm and rarpenters ,ools
POGO feet fencing plank, houselluId furritr,s
and kllchen utensils &c.
Terms and tondltt Ons--The landed propersw
to he sold pay able i'll three equal animal in.
stalimtuts from day of sale The movable
properly I" be sold rs follows: all a,ljudica.
uonS of ffteen dollars and un Ter for a,.sh air
1djudicalions over fifteen dolIars navahl. IN
one year from day of sac. Eight DER cen MAJ
annuin interest t" be added to all a,nunnfn not
pald AT maturity and Il further interest nf s.n
per cent to be ided To all sums for wbich
suit WIN oe Drought to enforce pavmsnt.
Purchasers to furnish good aud sstisfactnrv
security to the satisfaction of the admin istrss
tor: the lands to remain specially ,nnr,r..a1
Till final pay ment.
JOHN F. SHAW.
Sept st Administra.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

We publish communicative to the
Picsyune, from members of the two
Washington Bands, showing that they
are unanimous for Nichols. The base-
lpsa claim that the Corona Band was for
MrEuery. ia a sample of many either
assertions of the McEnery supporters.
The unan,ity of these two bands is y
tvpe Of public sentiment ia St. Landry.
Except the politicians of the Millinery
ring, and the few who affiliate with
them, this parish Democracy may be
net down IA solid for Nicholla.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
Buckaen'S Arslica Salve,

! The hest Salve in the world for cut,
bruises, s"rrs. Ulcers, SALT rtrnm, fever
sores, letter, chapprd hands. cl,ilhlains
corns, and all skin eruptinns, and posi.
lively cures piles. or no pay required
II il guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
'i"n. cor money refunded. Price 25r
per box. For sale by Hamilton g. Bal.
ley Ol,rlDnsaa, In.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

Mr.. !. Leopold CaEauip, Of the Cou-
rier office, and Miss Philomene N. Ri
chard of Opelousas, were married on
the 9Th inst. We wish the young couple
much happiness and material pros
Orrity
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

Laat Saturday tw0-hOrse wagon
team of J. Meyers and Co., ran ava,
and 1as crossing the railroad just MS
the Cow catcher of slowinR.up train
reached the same pniut. The team
h"rsrR and wagon-was carried some
diasance before the train stopped; and
stranRe as It may appear, the horses
were not hurt, and the wagon not
greatly damaged.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

Last Tuesday. 10 upper prairie Ma
mou, one Lartigue, coIored, shot aud
killed Raymond Deshotels. They had
been to Vile Plate, and returned to-
Rether, and one or both had been
drinking. 1t is said that Deshoteis was
about to enter Lartigue's house when
he Was shot. Reports about the parsi-
culars, conflict.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

We know how St. Landry sent soli,l
dele Cation to the last State convention,
for Njcholls, when he refused to he q
candidate. The parish ia a great deal
stronger for him now and yet we are
informed that Acadia, then part of
St. Landry, il still stronger for him.
Ady,cpa from Cslessjeu represent that
parish IA about the saHss thing-it was
for Nicholia before. 1t Ia said that o
McEnery IMAM can not be found in Yer.
million parish. The Lafayette Advert
ser, the only paper in Lafayette, came
ont last week strongly for Nichols.
which may he taken az SIRE index of
public sentiment 10 that parish.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

At a ball at Frosin Guilory's 10
Tate's Cove, last Saturday night. Abe
Winchester WAS shot and killed, and
Henry Keller was shot in the side aud
aim. Yute Tisauo is in Jail. charged
with the offepse. All the parties were
coi0rtd.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

PIGEoNs.--Several pairs OF fan-tsil
pigeons for gale. Apply to
RussELL CAACHERE.
Opelousas, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

We return thanks to the Vile Plate
Social Club for an invitation to theiI
Grsud Ball which came off last THUS.
day evening.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
NOTICE 10 TOWN SAX rNn.,,.

b. virtue Of ResO!ufi L passed by the
Board OF P,.icc this day. al denu,,pnt
Town Tax payers Of both the regular slid spe-
"lal Tax. are hereby notified thai / will be n
III" lawn Hall frI!l O'Clock 4. VI. until
o'c!"ck +. VI. AMI from O'Clock z. NJ until
"'rluck T.. II. every III. t. receive and collect
said faxes, aud that an OF such taxes not paid
on or before the tir~t day uf October 1897, will
bU collected acunr.ljuy 10 law
VICTOR LA@TRh PES.
tf.cIpr
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
SOTsCR OF REGENERATION,

will be In my Office, at OpelOus "a, daily,
from Thursday, October lat, to Thursday, oct
n, IA. to revise and correct registration and to
register those who have not hereto ore been
rel,ater.d. ADOiPHE LAGi RAPEH
sep I04t
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17

! The seeking 0f local candidates
| ny tile MrEntryltrS here. atnong the
! Reform Democrats with whom the,
! have been at political war SD long. rvin
/ ces weakness that fnrrhmi+S ,lsaste,
to- those who have ruled thu. parish sn
long. But it is the f"rl"rn hope, the
catching Mt straw hv the drowning
man. Friends, stand fra, /: do not b..
! seduced away by promises nf the. tnt
my. Such prnmsrs have not always
been kept. even when they cnnld have
been. IF they had the inf renee. to elpcr
tn office, they wou!d elect themselves.
not You. 1t il your Influence they want,
hrcause they have lost their own. Bu,
can you take the iutlntnc- you have in
he Reform ranks, away with you, if
vuu desert, aud deliver it To tht. enemy 2
We doubt il. B tier stay where. ynu
are. You May not get an "tfi -. but yon
will not be- defeated in u bad cauS.. ---
The ~n-tuy's forces have been reduced
till few are left his strongt,olds have.
been broken down. This parish was
for Nichols in the campaign four years
ago; it ia for him now. Acadia is al.n
Tor Nich"lls. The delegate from the
Ref"rm D mncratc parish committee
there tn the district congressional COM
mitt. was recognized aud seated. The
regular parish committee here Was r..
c"gniz-d by the last congressional con
veutiun. and the ,!el-gat-s sent by the
scanty remains "f the old committee.
that tried to perpetnHte itself, were re-
fused admission. Everything looks
bright for the RrfolmerS. The dark
hour just before day hne apparently
passed. Besides the moral phase of the
act, you would show very little Sells.
by deserting now when the good eight
has been nearly won. Only one more i
charge t,as t. be made, and the citadel
is gained; sn, "once more unto the j
breach, dear Friends"
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
SBARsFF,s SALE.
SUSAN HEBR wife vs.. A. F. KELLER widow
}. u PAYNE. Iuteryenor.
No. 1857,
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

BY virtue OF writ OF f-fa on a IL month
bond ISSUED out OF the Thirteenth Judicial
District Court III and for tue Parish OF st.
Landry. IN the above entitled aud numbereA
case, VIII proceed To sell i'll the town uf Ope-
inlsds, al the principal front door of the Court
Huus>, OF sad parish, To the last and highess
bidder GA SATURDAY. October LIST, 1887, at
II O'Clock A. NJ, the following described proper.
~ t0-Wit:
certain tract Of land situated on the vest
'tdr OF Bayou Bout containing about three
hundred and ei%n,y scvrn acres bounded
'teote ny land 50 by 7. e. Anderson to Carel
Non, and below by lands which was sold nv
T. G. Anderson 10 Nat Altman
Ierms-CASH.
c. c. DUsOS,
Aug 2T,ft Sheriff 81. Landry Pa,i.h
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
NOTICE.
FOR RENT.
GRADE
HOLSTEIN BULLS

seven or eight grade Holsten bull calves hv
the registered Holslen bull voluey, ont Gf
good cows for sale at $25 each. -
K. B. COTTTNGHAM.
Holland formerly Parrettl Plantation near
0Qeaepaas, luly At
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
ORGANIZE,

! The State ring, with tia Governor IA
its ostensihle head, have organized
rings OF professional politicians in
nearly all She parishes of the State.
BY these ringa. aud the State cnmmit-
tee. they expect to control the cntvrn-
tion and nominate the candidates for
State offices. They depend for e,lccpss
IN the Influence of money, Of piumisrs
of political patronage, and on the p+cu-
lar tactics Of the wire workers. They
are compact organization, and work
rs If moved Ivy one will. The people
upon whom they prey, ami expect 10
prey in the future, may h- likrns'.i INTO
scattered sheep. They need n,ganiza-
ton for protection. ORGANIZATION taa
hegun III some of the PARISHES, but il il
not Thorough and extensive enough.
Gen. Nichols is not an nftire-sepker nor
professional politician. II" did not
seek the Cnvtrnor~Ip when he wa>
elected 10 that office. He does nnf
seek it at his own instanee now. On
'IttIHA Sa liiV SbE}tltlliDn OT
the so-called Democratic government,
in this State, he has been induced by
some Ut thu best people in the State
not professional politicians, hut who
are of the people and have q common
iuttrest with them--to become a cam
didate for the nomination ~ the Cover
norship. He does not rely fur support
npon the professional Politicians; but
he depends Rpon the people themselves.
Az man he is without iel,rnari and
his record IA Governor WAS so good IA
to elicit the approval at the time Of the.
newspapers and insn who are abusing
him now. He il in their way now, he
cause he ia the friend of the people.
The people should rally to his support.
organize into 3 compact MASS, and pre-
sent q solid front to the ring politicians
Tho are straining every nerve to defeat
him because he ia their representative.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
ESTATE OF THOMAS B. FONTENOT.
No.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST LANDRY.

Whereas, Elode Young, of the parish Of st
Landry. has applied by her petition to be ap.
pointed Administrative of the Estate Of ThGmB-
B. F"ntenot deceased, late of the parish of st
Landry.
Now therefore notice is hereby given to all
parti - interested To ma opposition TO said
appointment, Ill my office In the town of Ope.
lonsas, in ten days from the present notice.
JAAES o. CHACHERE.
Sept aeas Gsagk,
St. Landry democrat., 1887-09-17
JUDICIAL VERTIsRMKRTa.
DGRLRC SALE.
EsTATE OF BERTHA SOLOMON.
PROBArE DOCKkI, DISTRICT COUKY,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY

BY virtue Of an order OF the Hon eabie Dis.
trlct Court i'll and tor the parish OF st. Landry,
There VIII be sold at pubiIc auction to tls lass
and highest bidder, by the Undersigned ad-
niinStrator nr any duly qualified ailctlOneer, at
Tue laet rtsldence OF the deceased, Oh Bayou
Petit Prairie III this Parish, Oh Thurs.
,crlbed property belonging to the estate Of
Bertha Solomon deceased, lo-Wit:
/. One lot Ut household furniture, kitchen
uttuSll., aud bedding.
,, Tue undivided half of lot OF goods
wares, merchandise, and groceries etc.
8. lhe undivided half OF one two horse was.
gou.
a. The undivided half Of one pair OF work
mules.
D. HE Undivided haY Of d lot uf farming
utensils,
I. The undivided half OF the crop Of cotton
ana corn on tue plantation OF the deceased.
Terms Cash.
VA also sell at public auction on Tuesday,
the 4eth dAy ot October 1855, at the last resi-
hence oi the deceased, A Plantation with the
buildings AMI improvements thereon belong
ing 10 the DECREASED
l. Ole hundred and fifteen acres OF land a.
tudtth Oh bay uu tttlt pralrIe, and bounded
-'ol III ny idnhs unknown, kast by j. GOdtsu,
ana Texas amt Pacific Railroad, South by
'a1 gu Pt,N Prairie aud West, by Louis Car
mOiCne.
ri. Two and half acres of land situated at
" est Melville On the Atchafalaya River. and
nuulded North, by laud- OF w. Burton, East
~ thc AtcAafalaya hlVcr, South by lands Of
j. H. Levy, and west, by lands of W. Burton,
AEkAM MEYER,
sep l7-6t Adunis,rator,
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The Fishery Fuss

WASHINGTON, October 14.-The De-
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advised of the appointment of Sir
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the British fishery commissioners. This
last appointment, it is believed, COM
pletes the British commission, which
will consist of Joseph Chamberlain, Sir
Lionel West, British minister 70 the
United States, and Sir Charles Upper
1t is learned at the Department of State
that tie approaching negotiations will
be confined to the subject of the fisheries
and that this government has never
or proposed discussion
of the subject of commercial union by
In respect to the published
statements that the British commis-
sioners intend to Offset our claim of
jurisdiction over the waters of Behring
sea by claim to the Canadian waters
living between the headlands. it is
stated authoritatively that the Depart
ment of State has never taken a posi-
ton thu could be construed as either
or denying any right of juris-
diction over the waters of Behring Sea.
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ST. LOUIsANS WIN.
They Beat the DetroitS With
a Score of 5 to 2
IN THE FIRST OF THE SERIES
For the Worlds Championship Be-
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Teams-General News.
st. Louis Wins Once More.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE first
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it looked as though the speople rather
favored the league team. As Brooklyn
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were not altogether pleased that the St.
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errors were so unimportant that of the
seven runs made six were earned. One
error that counted was made by "Dea-
con" White at third il the seventh in
ming. Score, Detroit 2, st. Louis 5.
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Shortening the Time.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, Octo-
Der 14.-It is announced that Hunting
tons International, which runs from
Eagle Pass to point on the Central
Railway, will b. completed next month
that the rolling stock will be ready in
January, and that fast mail service be
tween New York and Mexico can then
be had. 1t is said that if quicker time
be had OF the Immediately connecting
road, the time between the City Of Mex
leo and New York will be reduced for
passengers and mails to four days and
a half. This would be gain Of three
days and half over tie present time.